Course dates and times

1. 18-20 September 2026
   Iatrogenic, psychogenic, and factitious disorders

2. 23-25 October 2026
   Infection

3. 27-29 November 2026
   Immunological and degenerative conditions

4. 15-17 January 2027
   Neoplasm

5. 12-14 February 2027
   Vascular and haematological issues

6. 12-14 March 2027
   Multisystem and inflammatory problems

7. 30 April - 2 May 2027
   Metabolic and endocrine dysregulation

8. 4-6 June 2027
   Revision, completion and celebration

Friday evenings are optional, unless you are having a private tutorial. They provide ideal opportunities for using the library and for group work and socialising.

Saturdays and Sundays, 9am to 5pm, follow a set curriculum, and they are a mixture of theory and practice.

What will you learn?

Take what you learnt in year one a step further by studying the ecology of disease, and how to write naturopathic treatment protocols.

A mixture of theory and practice. Studying real case histories and working out how to solve common health problems with medicinal herbs, food as medicine, and naturopathic techniques.

Prerequisites

All students studying Year 2 of the Diploma Course in Naturopathy must have successfully completed Year 1.